goo in Japanese
goo in Japanese is ネバネバしたもの — goo means a sticky, gummy, or slimy semi-liquid substance of unclear or unpleasant composition.
goo in Japanese
ネバネバしたもの
Pronounced: nebanebashitamono
(uncountable, informal) Any semi-solid or liquid substance; especially one that is sticky, gummy or slippery, unpleasant, and of vague or unknown composition, such as slime or semen.
What does "goo" mean?
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noun A sticky, gummy, or slimy semi-liquid substance of unclear or unpleasant composition.
"The old glue had turned into a sticky goo at the bottom of the jar."
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noun Overly sentimental or sappy talk or emotion.
"The movie's ending was pure goo, with everyone crying and hugging."
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goo in a sentence
- The old glue had turned into a sticky goo at the bottom of the jar.
- Green goo oozed out from under the fridge.
- The movie's ending was pure goo, with everyone crying and hugging.
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What is "goo" in Japanese?
"goo" in Japanese is ネバネバしたもの. goo means: A sticky, gummy, or slimy semi-liquid substance of unclear or unpleasant composition.
How do you pronounce ネバネバしたもの?
"goo" in Japanese is ネバネバしたもの, pronounced "nebanebashitamono".
How do you use "goo" in a sentence?
Example: "The old glue had turned into a sticky goo at the bottom of the jar." In Japanese, "goo" is ネバネバしたもの.
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